Chase Business Loans

Chase Business Loans Review

Chase business loan is a business financing offering by Chase Bank, based in New York, NY. Founded in 1877, Chase Bank offers access to small business loans in 23 states across the USA.

What are Chase business loan’s rates?

Chase business loan offers a fixed APR business financing product but they do not disclose their rates.

Does Chase business loan charge an origination fee?

Yes, Chase business loan charges a loan origination fee.

What limitations does Chase business loan set on the purpose of the business loan?

Chase business loan considers business loan applications for business purposes, such as:

• Business Debt Refinance
• Equipment Purchase
• Lease Improvement
• New Location
• Product or Service Expansion
• Working capital

What types of small business loans does Chase business loan offer?

Not all small business loans are made equal. The type of business loan you choose will determine the range of interest rates and terms you receive. Chase business loan provides access to the following business loan types:

• Unsecured Term Business Loans
• Lines of Credit
• SBA Loans
• Merchant Cash Advances

Does Chase business loan charge prepayment fees?

No, Chase business loan does not charge prepayment fees. This means you will not have to pay additional fees if you decide to pay the business loan off early.

How much can you borrow from Chase business loan?

Business loan amounts start at $5,000.

What is the maximum business loan term you can get with Chase business loan?

Chase business loan offers small business loans with terms ranging from 12 to 84 months. Having the option of longer terms allows borrowers to take on larger loan amounts while keeping monthly payments more affordable. However, the longer the term of your loan, the more interest you will pay.

What do you need to qualify for Chase Business Loans?

Chase Business Loans does not require borrowers to have been in business for a minimum number of years. Businesses don't have to meet a minimum annual revenue to be considered.

The Military Lending Act (32 C.F.R. § 232) prohibits lenders from charging service members more than 36% APR on credit extended to covered borrowers. Active duty service members and their covered dependents are eligible to apply for a loan via Chase Business Loans. Their rates fall within the limits of The Military Lending Act.

U.S. citizens are, of course, eligible for the services offered by Chase Business Loans. Permanent resident / green card holders are also eligible to apply.

To qualify, applicants may need to provide the following documentation:

• Proof of income
• Recent bank statements
• Business formation documents
• Driver's license
• Government issued photo ID
• Proof of identity

Does Chase Business Loans report your account activity to credit bureaus?

Yes, Chase Business Loans reports your account activity to the following credit reporting agencies:

• Equifax
• Experian
• Transunion

Making regular on-time payments to a creditor that reports to one or more credit bureaus will demonstrate your financial responsibility and may help improve your credit.